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3D printed Ceramic, webbing, resin, glow powder

7' H x 3' W x 3' L

2024

Digital Specimens

 

Notochord's Whisper

3D printed Ceramic, glaze, steel

5' H x 5" W x 1' L

2024

Digital Specimens

 

Sol, solar solace - WIP

3D printed hand harvested clay, 3D printed PLA, LEDs, plant matter, substrate, glass

5' H x 25" W x 25" L

2024

Digital Specimens

God's Arithmetic

SVG PRINT

5' H x 4' W

2024

Digital Specimens

 

Rain-Chime

Arduino, Music Maker Shield, Acrylic, transducers, FC-37 sensor

9" H x 4" W x 4" L

2022

Diatom

3D PRINTED CERAMIC

8" H x 5" W x 5" L

2024

Form study

Amongst Eachother

3D printed ceramics, agar, mold

6" H x 2" W x 6" L

2023

Microbial Skins

Tree Fractals

Digital photography, illustration

2024

Twisted Run Retreat Residency

Ode to Protenema and Rhizoids

Digital photography, illustration

2024

Twisted Run Retreat Residency

Controlled Senescence

3D Blender Rendering

2022

BFA Exit Show

Waxing

3D Printed Ceramic

6" H x 4" W x 6" L

Form Study, 2023

Electronic Wind-Chime- WIP

Arduino, Music Maker Shield, PLA plastic, Anenometer, Transducers, Solar panel

12" H x 8" W x 8" L

2023

Biomorphous

3D Printed Ceramic

8" H x 5" W x 5" L

2023

Form Study, 2023

Lichen Growth Rings

Digital photography, illustration

2024

Twisted Run Retreat Residency

Organically Composing Microbial Organisms

Matte Prints, 3D PLA print, agar, petri dishes

6" H x 6" W, 4" H x 4" W, 8" H x 8" W, 4" H x 4" W

2022

Microbial Skins

The object of this research piece was to experiment with organically composing the growth structures of several molds and bacterias in a petri dish with the intent of creating a visually appealing array of living textures, shapes, and colors that are photographically documented. Funded in 2021 and 2022 by juried grant selection by the University of West Florida's Office of Undegraduate Research department.

Bulwark

3D Printed Ceramic

8" H x 7" W x 6" L

2023

Form Study, 2023

CONSTRUCTING TURBIDITY SENSOR MECHANISM

2022

Eco Lab

Students and professors of courses Advanced Interactive Electronic Art (ART4633C) and Molecular Ecology and Bioinformatics (PCB4125) at the University of West Florida are collaborating to study the relationship of turbidity with aerobic anoxygenic phototroph populations in local waterways. The goal of this project is to improve upon the current turbidity sensor prototype developed by Professor Asmuth.

Mind Control

2017

Digital Photography

Attivus

2018

Digital Photography

 

JESS

2019

Digital Photography

Color Study

2019

Digital Photography

Dockside Neighborhood sign

2021

Graphic Design and print production

Created for the Orange Beach, AL beach neighborhood, Dockside, while working at Kool Graphics in Pensacola FL.

Blue Wahoos Sensory Path

2021

Graphic Design and Print Production

Completed while working at Kool Graphics in Pensacola FL. Installed at the Pensacola Blue Wahoos stadium.